Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
nto the air, and we shall never know what itwas until Uncle Rodney reaches England andwrites or telegraphs back. Then, of course, itwill be too late, and we shall have to be contentto wait for the Bermudas until some other winter. One thing must be done instantly, said Mrs.Kinton. We must telegraph… … THE R1RD BEGAN CIRCLING AROUND THE ROOM. In twenty minutes George was riding to the sta-tion with a message which briefly stated that thebird of hope had revived and flown away. 90 THE CURIOUS HISTORY OF A MESSAGE. Elinor and Maud went early to bed that night.They had a feeling that this world was…
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